Comment Re:Pulled out? (Score 1) 189
The "tools" are essentially indivisible from the people wielding them in the conflicts of war, and even civilians can get caught up if they are part of the support of the military. Working in a warehouse the ammunition is being stored while shipping? You're building is a target, even if civilians are in it. In a fuel depot, especially one close to the front that the tank divisions are getting their fuel from? Well expect that to get hit for being a military asset even it's being staffed owned by civilians.
Don't like that kind of thing, keep your civilians out of all military locations and support positions, and that includes keeping the military out of the civilian things as well. But more than a few countries like having lots of military assets in civilian locations so when they inevitably get attacked during a conflict, they can pretend it's the enemies fault for the civilian casualties. It's plain and simple an attempt to use the civilians as a shield for the military.
Overall this whole thing is screwed, and the best case would be if russia gave up immediately and paid reparations to Ukraine, as well as return the part they stole recently if Ukraine wants them to. But we all know that putin is far to egotistical do that, and in fact will never admit that he was wrong. So I sincerely hope they get their asses kicked all the way to arctic sea by the Ukrainians.